Prenup Australia Launches Online Binding Financial Agreement Service With Fixed Fees
The Sydney-based service opened on 1 July to couples in all Australian states and territories, with agreements priced at $890.
In one sentence: Prenup Australia, based in Sydney, launched an online Binding Financial Agreement service on 1 July for couples across all Australian states and territories.
Prenup Australia has launched an online service that lets couples prepare a Binding Financial Agreement, also known as a prenup. The service opened on 1 July and is available to couples in all Australian states and territories. The company is based in Sydney, New South Wales.
Couples work through guided questionnaires on the platform and complete the agreement themselves. The platform then connects them with third party lawyers, who also work on fixed fees for the advice. Prenup Australia describes the process as guided from start to sign, with a matched lawyer for each couple.
"We wanted couples to be able to sort out a Binding Financial Agreement without guessing what it will cost or how long it will take. Giving Australians a clear, fixed-fee option online is our goal."
The fixed fee for the agreement is $890. Independent legal advice (ILA) costs between $800 and $900. Both prices are set before couples begin, so there is no guessing about the final cost. The company says the service suits couples who are getting married, couples moving in together, blended families, and couples buying property together. Because the service runs online, couples in any state or territory can use it without visiting an office.
A Binding Financial Agreement sets out how a couple's property and finances are handled. Prenup Australia says the traditional law firm route can cost around $10,000 and take months, and often more than a year, to complete. That cost and wait can put an agreement out of reach for many couples. The company says it is the first in Australia to offer a do-it-yourself BFA platform that pairs guided questionnaires with fixed-fee lawyer matching, so Australian couples now have this option.
The launch brings the two main parts of a prenup, the document and the independent legal advice, into one process at a known price. Couples see what they will pay for the agreement and what they will pay for the advice before they start, rather than after the work is done. The platform is built for every stage of a relationship, from couples who are about to marry through to couples joining finances and buying a home together.
The service is live now for couples across Australia. Couples can start an agreement and see full details at prenupaustralia.com.au.
Key facts
- Prenup Australia is based in Sydney, New South Wales
- Online Binding Financial Agreement service launched 1 July
- Available in all Australian states and territories
- Fixed fee of $890 for the agreement
- Independent legal advice costs $800 to $900
Questions about this announcement
How much does a prenup cost with Prenup Australia?
The fixed fee for the agreement is $890. Independent legal advice costs between $800 and $900.
Can I use Prenup Australia in my state?
Yes. The service is available in all Australian states and territories.
How does the online Binding Financial Agreement work?
Couples complete guided questionnaires on the platform, and the platform connects them with third party lawyers who provide advice on fixed fees.
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Cite this release: “Prenup Australia Launches Online Binding Financial Agreement Service With Fixed Fees.” Prenup Australia, October 5, 2026. https://livepublicator.com/news/prenupaustralia/prenup-australia-launches-online-binding-financial-agreement-3